Religion in Life, 第 46 卷

Abingdon affirmation agape American androgynous awareness Barth Barth's basic become believe biblical C. S. Lewis Christ Christian ethics Christological church concern consciousness context criticism culture death deism divine doctrine dogmatic Dutch essay experience expression fact faith Fletcher Freud goals God's Gospel Griesbach hypothesis Hamlet Heschel human Ibid imagination interpretation Israel Jesus Jewish Jews John Judaism Karl Barth language liberation liberation theologies live Luke Matthew meaning metaphor Methodist Monomyth moral myth nation nature Nazism one's Pannenberg Paul Paul Tillich Pennsylvania Dutch philosophy political possible prayer present Press problem question Ramsey reality reason reflection religion religious response resurrection revealed secular sense situation Situation Ethics social spirit story suggests symbol Taoist Testament theologians theology thought Tillich tion tradition transcendent truth understanding Unification Church University volume Wesley Wesley's words worship writings wu-wei York Young Hegelians